Boyoon Kim is a Customer Experience Manager at CLO, where she leads efforts to enhance user satisfaction by improving communication, streamlining support processes, and delivering targeted content that empowers individual users. She collaborates with global teams to ensure users receive clear, consistent, and meaningful engagement throughout their CLO journey, helping to build lasting connections and drive user success.

Sonny Kim is a Product Manager at CLO Virtual Fashion, supporting the development of intuitive and effective solutions within the CLO ecosystem. She works closely with teams across design, engineering, and business to improve user experience and help global users get more value from CLO. With a background in product thinking and a passion for 3D technology, Sonny is dedicated to making CLO more accessible, innovative, and impactful for creators around the world.

Tracy Ho and Chester Lo are 3D specialists from CLO Hong Kong, experienced in client support and helping them implement CLO into their workflow. They have conducted various software training and workshops to share invaluable tips and tricks, empowering users to bring their creative visions to life. With a passion for animation techniques, Tracy and Chester strive to enhance the user experience and foster creativity in the fashion design industry.

INNSVX is a 3D artist duo formed by twin sisters Lisa and Licca Inn, based in Hong Kong. Their artist journey began when they learned 3D art online in early 2022 during COVID lockdown and started using CLO as their foundational tool. Lisa has a background in fashion design and Licca has a background in tech. Since then INNSVX has worked with notable brands including Adidas, Marimekko, Calvin Klein, Anteprima etc. INNSVX explores different mediums to present their 3D works, from digital content on social media to physical exhibition of prints of their artworks. The duo believes the importance of being super transparent of artistic process and documenting the journey of being an artist, sharing tips and behind the scenes of projects on social media. CLO has played a vital role in simplifying the artistic process for INNSVX's fashion-focused artworks, allowing them to incorporate their creation into different mediums that can open doors to opportunities as an artist.

Jamie Lee is the Business Development Manager in the CONNECT Platform Team, a community-driven platform empowering fashion creators to design, share, and monetize digital fashion. She builds and nurtures partnerships across the CLO ecosystem and drives B2B and B2C initiatives. With a focus on expanding the role of virtual fashion in games and digital environments, she helps shape CONNECT into a space for creativity, collaboration, and innovation within the 3D fashion vertical.

Boyoon Kim is a Customer Experience Manager at CLO, where she leads efforts to enhance user satisfaction by improving communication, streamlining support processes, and delivering targeted content that empowers individual users. She collaborates with global teams to ensure users receive clear, consistent, and meaningful engagement throughout their CLO journey, helping to build lasting connections and drive user success.

Bui Van Hien began his career in 2D pattern making in Vietnam and stepped into the world of 3D to explore a new direction in fashion production. His hands-on work with CLO has drawn attention from the local user community—those who are gradually integrating digital tools into their workflow—and he also leads a growing CLO user group in Vietnam. For him, practical effectiveness is the ultimate measure of any technology.

Jannet Cheng is an accomplished 3D Specialist on the CLO Hong Kong team, renowned for her expertise in supporting clients with 3D implementation. As a dedicated CLO trainer and 3D standards advisor, Jannet collaborates closely with apparel industry experts to deliver innovative solutions through the CLO ecosystem. Her commitment to fulfilling clients' 3D expectations ensures they successfully adopt CLO as their preferred 3D solution, driving creativity and excellence in every project.

Wilson currently supports sourcing and production workflows at Li & Fung by leveraging advanced digital tools, particularly CLO. His work focuses on driving efficiency, streamlining processes, and promoting sustainable practices in the fashion industry through innovative digital solutions. With over 25 years of experience in the fashion industry, he has held key roles in fashion brands, garment factories, textile mills, and trading companies, enabling him to provide practical solutions tailored to modern supply chain challenges. In addition, Wilson is an instructor at the Hong Kong Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA), where he teaches foundational CLO courses to help professionals embrace digital transformation.

Yifan Tu is a PhD student at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, with five years of experience working as a fashion designer and merchandiser. She is currently focusing her doctoral research on fabric material properties simulation, exploring how digital tools can enhance both creative design and technical accuracy. Bowie Mok is a Hong Kong–based fashion designer with sustainability at the core of her practice. She bridges traditional craftsmanship with 3D technology, creating innovative workflows that enhance efficiency while preserving craft heritage. She was awarded 1st Runner-Up in the CLO Talent Incubator Programme 2024, where she developed eco-printed, naturally dyed garments visualised in CLO. She now runs her own virtual sample room, collaborating with high-end fashion brands to translate creative ideas into production-ready designs — combining CLO and traditional craftsmanship to create precise and responsible fashion solutions.

Daniel Haris began his creative career in interior design, specializing in photorealistic CGI rendering. Prior to the global during COVID-era shift, he transitioned into 3D digital product creation (DPC), gaining enterprise-level experience with virtual fit tools for a global garment manufacturer. Today, he runs an independent tailoring service that blends technical precision with artisanal craftsmanship approach. His workflow includes personalized clients digital mannequin creation, digital fit validation, lifelike fabrics impression, and iterative design prototyping. Inspired from his personal experience, Daniel’s approach helps niche clients whose body proportions that falls outside standard sizing systems that makes finding clothe that fits a difficult shopping experience. All the while in the process, assist them to visualize a true-to-scale version of themselves wearing the garment, empowering confident decisions before a single stitch is made.

Boyoon Kim is a Customer Experience Manager at CLO, where she leads efforts to enhance user satisfaction by improving communication, streamlining support processes, and delivering targeted content that empowers individual users. She collaborates with global teams to ensure users receive clear, consistent, and meaningful engagement throughout their CLO journey, helping to build lasting connections and drive user success.